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When computers were first introduced, they were said to be a million times faster than neurons.
And so, the question is, why aren't we really seeing this kind of power in computers that we see in the brain?
What people didn't realize, and I'm just beginning to realize right now, is that we pay a huge price for the speed that we claim is a big advantage of these computers.
So what we are doing right now with computers with the energy consumed by 1,200 houses, the brain is doing with the energy consumed by your laptop.
Let's just take a look about how the brain works, and then I'll compare that with how computers work.
How does that compare with the way computers work?
This is a quote from Brian Eno: "the problem with computers is that there is not enough Africa in them."
The devices that computers use are what's called a transistor.
In fact, the processing that happens in that little piece of brain is very similar to the kind of processing that computers do when they stream video over the Internet.
Computers made things move, but these were all real, folded objects that we made.
And if I haven't revealed my prejudices already, I think that life has been about molecular computers building electrochemical computers, building electronic computers, which together with electrochemical computers will build new molecular computers, which will build new electronic computers, and so forth.
So it's very promising for making small computers.
And finally, I'm going to get back to that sort of crazy idea about computers building computers.
But technology also creates completely new challenges when they ask us not to trust in other people but to trust in algorithms and computers.
I did not have access to computers, so I had to borrow a college junior's cell phone.
I think right now the computers will be at the top and everything will be kind of going down and stuff.
It shipped every one of its computers with that game.
Narrator: Computers, once the unwieldy tools of accountants and other geeks, escaped the backrooms to enter the media fracas.
This is one of the largest databases on the planet and it's growing faster than we can build computers to store it.
They're both wonderful and largely the same, except that computers happened in between.
The future must have some computers."
And just as in the early days, when there was a lot of sort of amateur interaction over computers, you can now get various hacking kits, how-to-hack books.
They're actually bringing their computers so they can play games against each other.
The new thing now is that computers can find their own rules.
It was completely insignificant, don't read it, because it was 20 years ago and back then, the computers were as big as a cockroach brain.
And then the computers take advantage of the fact that they can look at much more data than people can.
That's happening with computers now, which makes computer programming so much easier all of a sudden.
So when Martin Ford argued, you know, that this time it's different because the intelligence that we've used in the past to find new ways to be will be matched at the same pace by computers taking over those things, what I hear you saying is that, not completely, because of human creativity.
Do you think that that's fundamentally different from the kind of creativity that computers can do?
This energy is immediately converted into a spray of subatomic particles, with detectors and computers used to figure out their properties.
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